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Second man charged over attack involving Chris Brown

A second man has been charged in relation to a reported assault at a London nightclub involving R&B singer Chris Brown.

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National Famine Commemoration to take place

The National Famine Commemoration will take place in Kilmallock, Co Limerick, this afternoon.

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Three Iranians charged in UK counter terrorism probe

Three Iranian men have been charged with offences under the UK's National Security Act after a major counter terrorism investigation, the Metropolitan police said in a statement.

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Area close to Gaine disappearance designated crime scene

Gardaí investigating the disappearance of Michael Gaine have sealed off an area close to the farmyard where he went missing in Kenmare, Co Kerry, eight weeks ago.

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What to make of the Istanbul talks

A day later than expected, Russian and Ukrainian delegations met face-to-face in Istanbul yesterday for the first time in more than three years.

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Opposition parties unite over children's health

At 10am next Tuesday morning, a 14-year-old girl will begin a 50-hour sleepout protest outside the Dáil.

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Israel says strikes on Gaza part of fresh offensive

The Israeli military said it had launched "extensive strikes" on Gaza as part of the "initial stages" of a fresh offensive on the besieged Palestinian territory.

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Teen who died in Donegal drowning 'touched every heart'

One of two teenagers who died when they got into difficulty in Lough Swilly last weekend, "touched every heart", mourners at his funeral were told.

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McIlroy avoids early exit as Vegas enjoys halfway lead

Rory McIlroy narrowly avoided an early exit from the 107th US PGA Championship as he posted a two-under-par second round to make it through to the weekend on the cut line.

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Prophets and losses: The Vatican Bank's scandalous past

The Vatican Bank was shrouded in mystery and controversy for decades - and problems remain, even after a decade of reforms under Pope Francis, writes Adam Maguire.